'23 FL RB Sedrick Irvin Jr (Stanford Verbal)

[Riddickulous]

Stanford CBs following his OV there.

Great fit. He'll do well there.

 

[Jiggafini19Deux]

"Coach, I've never seen this in 7 on 7 camps."

 

[du Lac]

Stanford is legit. A dream school, SECOND to ND of course, but I’m Catholic and mid western. I’m glad for him. I miss Stanford being good, honestly. Far more likable than USC.

 

[TNUtoNotreDame]

Stanford is legit. My dream school, second to ND of course, but only because I’m Catholic and mid western. I’m glad for him. I miss Stanford being good, honestly. Far more likable than USC.

I loathe them and their "band".

 

[Jiggafini19Deux]

I loathe them and their "band".

SC? Yeah, me too.

 

[TNUtoNotreDame]

SC? Yeah, me too.

No Stanford.

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[Whiskeyjack]

Stanford is legit. My dream school, second to ND of course, but only because I’m Catholic and mid western. I’m glad for him. I miss Stanford being good, honestly. Far more likable than USC.

There are few scenarios that would hurt NDFB more than Stanford getting its act together. There are only so many academically minded 4-star recruits, so we can't afford to have another program threatening our niche.

 

[NDPhilly]

There are few scenarios that would hurt NDFB more than Stanford getting its act together. There are only so many academically minded 4-star recruits, so we can't afford to have another program threatening our niche.

The IE lifers remember the absolute fit this board threw when we lost Noor Davis to them. What a bust that kid was.

Harbaugh's team were better with less talent than what Shaw has had the last few years. Luck made up for a lot of the talent gap but their defense was just nasty. Crazy how they've fallen off despite "better" recruiting.

Lax will now come in and note that they were all on juice and had a unusually low amount of injuries etc etc... good times.

 

[FDNYIrish1]

Nerds are crafty. Do you remember the javelin they designed for Lamar Latrell? Can only imagine what they could do for a football team.

 

[du Lac]

There are few scenarios that would hurt NDFB more than Stanford getting its act together. There are only so many academically minded 4-star recruits, so we can't afford to have another program threatening our niche.

True. It killed us back in the day. The Christian McCaffrey’s of today might’ve been ND. Harbaugh hurt us for making Stanford into something. Glad we’re getting back at him.

 

[Jiggafini19Deux]

There are few scenarios that would hurt NDFB more than Stanford getting its act together. There are only so many academically minded 4-star recruits, so we can't afford to have another program threatening our niche.

They were certainly "it" for a while there, even after Luck and Harbaugh left. I kept waiting for that thing to fall off but it stayed alive way longer than I would have thought.

That period of 2009-17 where ND went 2-7 head to head against them did nothing to help matters, either. Three ass kickings in a row feels way better. Hope Freeman makes it four in October.

 

[Whiskeyjack]

Harbaugh's team were better with less talent than what Shaw has had the last few years. Luck made up for a lot of the talent gap but their defense was just nasty. Crazy how they've fallen off despite "better" recruiting.

The early signing period has been brutal for Stanford. They can't sign a recruit until the kid gets through their normal admissions process, which still hasn't caught up with the rest of CFB to allow for early signees. They've lost out on a lot of good recruits that they otherwise would have landed. We need to keep our foot on their throats.

 

[Irishnuke]

We're never losing to Stanford again.

 

[Jiggafini19Deux]

We're never losing to Stanford again.

Just get me a win in three months.

 

[stlnd01]

The early signing period has been brutal for Stanford. They can't sign a recruit until the kid gets through their normal admissions process, which still hasn't caught up with the rest of CFB to allow for early signees. They've lost out on a lot of good recruits that they otherwise would have landed. We need to keep our foot on their throats.

They also lost a shocking number of upperclassmen to injury and outbound transfers a couple years ago, didn't they? Then got creamed by local COVID regs. Has been a tough few years on The Farm.

Personally I like it when Stanford's good because it pushes us to up our "smart kid school that's also wins at football" game and (hopefully) gives us another quality opponent to beat each year. Also they often give USC fits. But you're right the early signing period is a problem for them and it's not clear Shaw has the juice to turn them around anymore, nor that they care about that enough to replace him.

 

[JerryRice1983]

They on the up and up. Not sure about Irvin decision , but I would of pick Stanford over ND in the beginning. Reason being early playing time and I think their after college life plan is better than ND 4 for 40 program " which isnt bad at all" Like someone mention above, You have fill out application and do your 4 essays to even get an OV. its a brutal process

 

[Irish du Nord]

I like how Stanford was last year. Terrible, hot garbage, but still beat teams many were putting way high on a pedestal (ahem, Oregon). The Ducks were absolute trash last season, lol.

Just like OSU?

 

[IrishLion]

They on the up and up. Not sure about Irvin decision , but I would of pick Stanford over ND in the beginning. Reason being early playing time and I think their after college life plan is better than ND 4 for 40 program " which isnt bad at all" Like someone mention above, You have fill out application and do your 4 essays to even get an OV. its a brutal process

 

[IrishLax]

The IE lifers remember the absolute fit this board threw when we lost Noor Davis to them. What a bust that kid was.

Harbaugh's team were better with less talent than what Shaw has had the last few years. Luck made up for a lot of the talent gap but their defense was just nasty. Crazy how they've fallen off despite "better" recruiting.

Lax will now come in and note that they were all on juice and had a unusually low amount of injuries etc etc... good times.

 

[Jiggafini19Deux]

I personally loved watching those Stanford offenses steamroll the PAC 12 with fullbacks and tight ends.

It was the last bastion of old school offense.

 

[Veritate Duce Progredi]

They on the up and up. Not sure about Irvin decision , but I would of pick Stanford over ND in the beginning. Reason being early playing time and I think their after college life plan is better than ND 4 for 40 program " which isnt bad at all" Like someone mention above, You have fill out application and do your 4 essays to even get an OV. its a brutal process

Then he should go to Harvard. They have the best 4 for 40 program and their football is about commensurate with Stanford.

We are rooting for Sedrick every game except 1

 

[JerryRice1983]

Then he should go to Harvard. They have the best 4 for 40 program and their football is about commensurate with Stanford.

We are rooting for Sedrick every game except 1

I wouldn't go that far about going to Harvard LOL. Stanford Pac 12 is best place for Sed IMO. Nice brand of football

 

[MacIrish75]

I wouldn't go that far about going to Harvard LOL. Stanford Pac 12 is best place for Sed IMO. Nice brand of football

 

[IrishLion]

They weren't juicing though.

They just had air-conditioned gloves.

 

[ThePiombino]

Stanford is legit. A dream school, SECOND to ND of course, but I’m Catholic and mid western. I’m glad for him. I miss Stanford being good, honestly. Far more likable than USC.

Not as long as David Shaw's smug face is there.

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[irish4ever]

Good for him. Really happy to see him land on his feet. I hope he's the one bright spot on an otherwise terrible Stanford team for the next few years.

As long as it's not too bright when they play ND!

 

[House16]

As long as it's not too bright when they play ND!

After the way we handled his recruitment tbh I would not be mad if he went for 200 yards and 3 TDs against us. Serves us right lol. As long as we still win the game...

 

[Luckylucci]

Stanford on the up and up, lol. That's certainly a take. A terrible one but it's one.

Recruiting rankings from 2019-2022 were 21st, 22nd, 48th, and 27th. During that time on the field '19-'21 they are 4-8, 4-2, and 3-9.

 

[NDMD]

Stanford on the up and up, lol. That's certainly a take. A terrible one but it's one.

Recruiting rankings from 2019-2022 were 21st, 22nd, 48th, and 27th. During that time on the field '19-'21 they are 4-8, 4-2, and 3-9.

In his defense, barely anyone was around to watch those Ls pile up

 

[DONTH8]